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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Mr. A X. Beyerle, business mansgsr Of
the Gostca Tssaes, paid US pleasant visit to-
day while briefly visiting our town. He
s;sies that the iirst report Of striking gas at
Goshen was somewhat exaggerated. rs the
gas did not come to The TOD OF the we'll, bur
was brought up 10 buckets through the
water ard then ignited. making blaze not
more than Two feet high. The company are
going deeper u iind stronger veln.-
Ess,ton Harb9r PaiiGdissa. Grand Rapids
will have one hundred thousand inhabit-
ants ia 1892
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

During eas storm Saturday night the
BY striking AID knocking some brick oil .
chimney on tie Ionia-st sca0os hoase tc
~kien there wss = lightning rod attached.
KS. gsFziH wife cf secretary Csrgi'i. a
the Board Of Health. wss knockea down
h. ths shock. b0f Grand Eepsas wl have
one hundred thoassod population IN Is91.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

f-ss.s..r rr.,.'s--'' '.s y n. rs'.nss.

4 &e4teres- Fettf iettesa fsr ~ HIS trtenets -
4ss oa - Ts5ins e = cests-
sylvester pAtlsssei. the sGn8sy School
tssLAeT - fsnaonssur<. vas bronzht o.
io1e isslice Wash Yesterday, % hs sen
tsecsd fas eortsifti0g = efisiiaal assault
e+e1n kgs Her'cn q ttite giri. tzea u.
Iac a.tze i iais snsisi impesiax bae a
So a1s etsss oas ts.scB sle fre>ss t.1tioa of
80 8 ee esl ssTnet 81 shc1s saxfy promi-
ntnt ciil Suns - Csnuorsbuzg. a<xnz f5s
rs-cg re- Fsttfssop. be degi.lsd that lse
s.1 - sulHeteaily cunisises b. fsfine
e. cosft a he cese. eAien ani01afet ~
- -. 1f'e pertsffn wss started ss the
fseesirt 8t the SnnusT cchccl in uhich bs
Nas a teacher oil Snraav. md slshauxh the
evience ~ss ssssnst sin8. he VII 81 tsken
b.ek ief0 t3e f,id gwen smother chance
an tsgsts kslals Niii have one hua@xesi
reousout inhas saots ia isi2
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

The Uatnlesr death 2tieh annually car.
ries 81 th1usan.is d human bsiass ia tae
rr1ne Of yoesa : Ildeee terA.e. The ~
sprroeeh of c1nsaos rtsna = iasssiaas sad
tae sufferer hsnsssf j. TIE n5ost unfos@e ora
Of ifs approaca. tlns 81 to- ns6ssf siar.nsr 4
sr5neses4s 81 Ills drsad 1sesse i Fl sstf.
tse inersaiest.e Aofe. w8iee lnrks - re
heart q lne vieaa1. prFFenfSrE hin4 fraos
Thsf e esn - arrested IN - earl isr stages j.
heYon8 0eeszI1n - skere are hanHxesi> af
vsi5 snfh<rfest<d csses wexrx -. Pferrr :
6oteen Meaicsi Bl@svery hNs e1Asssd q
eornnlste care.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Now ss Spring Is here, and everybody
changes their clothing | would advise you.
ifyou have any work ia cleaning and dye-
ing. % take such where you can get the
bsst work done at the lowest prices- such q
place Is the '0id and Reliable Eagle Steam
bye House, No. II CanAi-st.
y. b. Binding. lining and repairing OF
gents clothing Is done with the utmost of
nsstness and durability. which Is proven
beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

The ber skfca cssssd she csnaI-st.
pessalnea - nsaeh snnoysaoe a. . lats
inEs.cert littie sten n oae of Ball
~ afers bacss. sslsl h "a operated ay "Isck
stevens. fhe eatrolnen csn nov rest eesv
a ne Tst ssess- fss1n nss solved the
mystery. aud tffsnd k4pitis vii have ane
h4nareii ,Aaussaa sn1aatta8se n fs91
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24
{. P. KIDDER & CO.
MICHIGsH PINE LANDS FOR SALE.
LAND DEPARTMENT,
GRAND Rkrtns AID ISDgASk kAItRoAp.

LAND DAfAAlAftfs
GRAND RkTffs AND ISDfANA kAfLRoAp.
GsANu kAfIns. Nich.. Nsy ?. fss7. J
Timhered with - rate sap aud bal sap pine,
com prisiaz alsati 30f1 acre. lying IN t0wnshi -
ls aud - \. Rew The mter-igued viii re.'eiyo
se aled b.eS. mailed him a! Grand Rapids Mica,
10 re opened on
Saturday. Jsly q. 1887.
With expectaiirp 0f sellng iaasis - highest bid
der The ~ ,ertigned reserves the privilege Of
rejecting any ard al bids bHt expec;s 10 sci II
he worth ~ the laGds Is BID. Arplic,sts sre IN.
vltc1 t. lid fer he tnfr- track er ief the and
o. aay one or m5Te sectols Pi0s = al white,
afd = fine iaT<e sI001.a 'imncr, fu7Ding lsfge ~
- griper* er sTisx ansonz maple. begfh. rock
eiu- tlrsil. a b. nesniock and ceIsr. There y =
lsnufy # valuable hemosx e7 several ~ ice
a,f1rli, ieiN here are tram rfsak tnrstEh csc !
of the towusbips Average hassl % q. x. & i =
z - stcu' a re iailc>.
u tl.sirtsi tsst parties making bids make one
Conditioned - al fifah.r ,fslucrs beiDg shipped
over q. T. & J. K. X fTEFH Beet CAY a. fosnfs
uofth. - ~ h~iox = aud Esrtsis. sfl8 seoond
w;tbo rssffett0ns a. ~ sni sEnfaf e. pi1e ca q
9osTn fhs Ai1<ktseu River Te-Ts are cssfi.
Pier. without eS1iff4tee f iisbe3 On aspiration.
Lads described - lo'ioxs Viz
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Mr.. r. Ii. q brssn. viii be pleased 20 sss
bis many fFiend and castemefs "a hls neEiY
nsed Undertaking Fo0ms, No. II cTeSceat-
ave, EFss door east ol NGr1onrzs dry
goods store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Mr. p n 0'Brisn. successor 20 . l3rssEi
4 P0sers. Of - Cana 81. l. sitting up bis
elegant nex undertaking reoas. ~ No. 1t
cFesosrlrsye.. where Ia vii bs located by
June /.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

That great Auersceu ffy. the p>opI.
have rsueefe1 sasr lHsosss Fe~4lct n
fsscr % Ilr Pierce Pleasant Par1ative
Fsiiets. he slsndara reneir for ho~ei ard
sche. iszziness. eensslpatioa and sluggish
&szr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

TTRTI.s. .WEETS-st 81 Andrews nvssesss4
t. Fssi,<< <eesca. a e STAR Nz1 r ft1
o~~n fsff.e zai Hs< itssa = Ffets fstsea
A2lsis in is1
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24
Shopping to the Best Advantage.

IL shortsghtsd policy which manages only for rne
sent necessities really prudent buyer OF anything viii
look % the amount Of likely 10 afford him for the
price he pays Perhaps necessity will compel you huy
clothing for yourself boys today II you desire buy
the best for the least money Without fear results
doors stand wide Open inviting you give stock OF
clothing critical examination ii these garments
your ideas OF of merit and the prices don't there
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

IAfyest and finest assortment Ladies
Flat a Adams 4 % :. % Monroe-st oIiy
IS. sold everywhere l0r<k
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24
FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Hnv4hfne o everything in ire
Iise of s1,seiai fsTnifnre. inside
fSntsh cf nouss ofsrt O. sore ,
wood rzlsutSis, and onffacI
work e sBr kiD1 rasat % prcsf
81 xhorf npki1e and ~ fns b<s
rosnnef o1t - ffofere ekIY drjd6
1srnhft q srv kind Designs fist :
rsehea wren ffsiref.
VOL WHINE Cf5klR C.
~ K. Pearl 81, bridge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Waking sdvsFtisemenss for Dr. sazs's
Csi4rrh ksnsdy arc he thousands u las
cured
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
Why is the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society of the United
States, the Best Company
to Ioia

l. Because it ISSUES the best policy
Its policies are simple and concise, and
become incontestable as soon as they are
three years cid.
2 Because it pays every incontestable
policy Immediately upon the receipt Of
''proofs OF DEATH"
In paying promptly instead of delay
ing for several months. as is usual " it'll
other companies, it does more to relieve
distress and to protect estates, than
could be accomplished by paying double
the amount after long decay.
3 The Equitable is the best company,
bee Ittse it has no contested claims on lis
DO, ks.
4 Because it does ltrger annual bus
mess than any ether company in the
world. thus proving its high reputation
and the confidence of the public in its
strength and superiority.
5. Because of its large surplus, furnish.
ing absolute security and largs divi-
dends Of profits.
&. Because of many other considera-
tions 10 be found i'll tile larger publica-
tons which-nay be obtained from n.
j. K. \ 'ung, the Socie Us Agent a,
Henderson, \, c. 1t will paw YOU 10
consult him on all kinds Of insurance.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
Special Notice.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States has, besides it's III ain
office in the Equitable Bull ing, l2O
Broadway, New York, branch offices at
all important points throughout the
world. Those whose interest has been
awakened IN Life Insuran 20. will do vel
to send for books aud pamphlets giving
Tables Of Rates." showing the cost of a
policy for any desired amount, and con
tanning all necessary information about
insurance.
The Equitable is the most popular
company in the world, doing a larger
annual business than any other insur-
snce organization in exi-tence. Every
policy becomes incontestabla as soon as
it la three years old, and such policies
are paid more promptly than the poli>
cies issued by any other company.
The Equitable is one Of tho strongest
financial institutions in the world, and
its Tontine policies show larger profits
than are returned iy any other company
on any other plan of insurance.
j. r. YOUNG, AGENT,
Henderson, Y. C..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
AT LAST.

BY JOHN GREI4SLEAF WHITTIER
When on nrv dav Of life the night is falIing,
And, i'll the winds from unsunned spaces
blown,
/ hear far voices out Of darkness calling
NV feet to paths unknown;
Thou who hast made my home of life so
pleasant,
Leave not its tenant when its walls decay;
@ love divine, o Helper ever present,
Be thou MY strength and stay
BE near me whca all else is from me drift
ing,
Earth, Sky, homes picture, days of shade
and shine,
And kindly faces to my own uplifting
The love which answers mine.
have but thee, Q Father! Let thy Spirit
Be with me then to comfort and uphold;
No gate OF pearl, no branch Of palm, l
merit,
Nor street of shining gold.
Suffice it if, my good and i'll unreckoncd,
And both forgiven through thy abound
ing grace,
l find myself 10y hands familiar beckoned
Unto my fitting place.
Some humble door among thy many man
SiOns,
striving cease,
And flows forever through heavens green
expansions,
The river of thy peace.
There from the music round about ME steal
ing,
fam would learn the new and holy song,
And find at last beneath thy trees of heal
ing,
The Life for which l long.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

OF course it is an unpleasant thought,
but it will out, that the confederateS
would have earned the gratitude OF the
world if they had killed off a lot OF
those fellows who are now flooding the
country with their recollections OF war.
Fall River 4dpanre.
Queen Marguerite, of Italy, is writ
ing book Of fables. 1t won't sell IN
this country. 1t stands no chance OF
competing with our weather prophets.
-Gc,mantOaon LnHcPenafnt.
A scientist asserts that it is impossi
bic to force gas through glass. This
is probably the reason why man quits
talking when he has bottle to his
lips.--Nt10man Indtben1ent.
"No, Augusta dear, l emphatically
protest against bringing the baby UP
on bottle. Only look at It's grand,
pas nose. No one nose what it will
come to when it once gets started. -
Ha,Jfor4 Sunday ./0HrnaL
Ella Wheeler Wilcox says she car
see more light than darkness in the
world. SO can we, Ella, when the
sidewalks are one sheet of iCe.-Bm,
NngtOn Free Press.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

One means to this end would be
proper exhibit of our resources at the
forthcoming Exhibition of American
Industries in London this year. Let
our Legislature make an appropriation,
and our Agricultural Department send
to London as creditablc an exhibit as
they sent to New Orleans and Boston,
and ten times the cost will at once
come back, and we may be sure that
the investment will eventually result
in a return of at least one hundred
fold.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

Written for the GOLD LEAF
A little maid in thought enrapt
Sat one summers day,
A frown upon her dainty brow,
Thinking, seemed to say:
"Who will be when am grown?
wonder who I'll be
Mrs Smith, or Brown or Jones or how
VIII people speak Of me-"
An old man feeble passing hy
Heard her voice and what
She thought, and lettering came
Up to the very spot
Where sat she i'll sweet reyerie
OF time to come and name,
And halted near and softly asked
Her to repeat the same.
"Ah, little maid" he said to her,
''Man knows not of such things;
IT'S God above who rules the skies
And guides the sparrOws' wings.
He rules the flood, the thunder-bolt,
The wild waves or the storm,
Put in Him confidng trust,
TO you will come no harm.
SHOULD lie deem it just and best
Your name to change, my dear,
You'll love the name, as now your own
You think the best to bear.
Think not of things, far off, dear maid,
But of the present day,
Think of your God, and worship Him
And lie will lead the way.
''Be kind and gentle. loving, true,
Let not your passions rise,
And You will be forever saved
At death above the Skies
He tottered on, helpless wreck
On Lies broad, stormy sea,
But this one mite to Gods great cause
TO his credit e'er shall be.
j A PARKER
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

Col. A. B. Andrews will commence
work at once On the lines from Win
ston to Wllkesboro, and from Winston
to Mocksville. Winston proposes to
give aid, and save the trade which the
G. F. & Y. V. threaten to divert. The
R. & d. will build on the north side
of the Yadkin river, and bridge the
stream at different points, SO as to &C
Commodate the south side.-Greens-
boro North State.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
Undertaking Establishment

of every description, is the DID and re-
liable
Undertaking Establishment
ofJOHN NJ. BARNES. A full line Of
!OfIins Sail st, lss and sizes-and we
positively Will make it to the advantage
Of customers to examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere. Large lot me>
talic cases, imitation rosewood, fine
walnut ard cloth covered collins always
on hand from which to select. People
do we'll to give me call as
ICAN DWILLUNDERSELL THE
TOWN
Fine HearSe and pair Of Black Horses
always at cOmmand--at moderate prices.
Ready at ali times to wait on customers
day or night. Having long been in the
Cndel taking business, I feel that I'M.
derstand the wants and necessities of nv
customers. and [ guarantee satisfaction
in every instance.
We Keep also in stock a fine line of
furniture, mattresses. &C., W hich we sell
very reasonably. Also agent for first
class marble works.
Than king my friends and customers
tor their generous patronage in the past
and hoping to merit continuance of the
same n future, am,
Very Respectfully,
JOHN M. RARNES,
Henderson, N. C.
July 8, 1c.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
PROVISION DEPARTMENT

We have CORN. MEAT. MEAL,
flour, SUGAR, CtFFEE. LARD.
SYRUP, MOLASSFS. SALT, FISH.
WHEAT BRAN, SHIP STUFFS. &C.,
all of which we sell at prizes to suit the
condition Of the purchaser when tobacco
is low and money is scarce.
Special attention is called to our
FLOUR, large lot of the best brands OF
which We always keep on hand. When
you want good barrel of No. L fine
family flour we cen sell you bargain.
Very Respectfully,
II. THOM ASON,
Successor to TAomason d Parrish.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
VERY LOW PRICES

Understand us:-We Feep fresh and
reliable stock and sell goods tor profit,
but we are content wi h selling heap OF
them and making it out of The many and
not the few, ard can and will sell you %
good bargains as any reliable house. We
have but one price, and that aitDays the
forrest.
We ara headquarters for the farmers
ard keep everything they want at ''hard
time prices. In our
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime,
And by editing paper
Live OH liver all the time.
OIL City Blizzard.
Let us then he up and doing
File our teeth for tougher fate;
May be soon we Will be chewing
GizZardS, as we maSticate.
Cedar Rapids Gossip.
/ saw n classic head
With many a flowing curl,
4 sweetly pretty face
And figure of GIRL
! stood and pOndered long,
In meditation lost,
And tried to reckon up
How much the fiXin's cost.
-Ieras Sittjngs
/ saw modern head
That smelt of hair oil crude,
A simple grinning face
And figure of dude;
l stood and pOnder'd long,
In meditation deep,
And tried to calculate
How long the thing would keep.
-GOrhHM MOuntd5neer.
People who trust to luck find collec-
tons slow.-GOodaU5 SIN.
A Spaniard has turned the whole
bible into poetry, 100000 stanzas.
Men are willing to do anything with
the old book but practice its teachings.
D1oe-,;V, P,s.-,
The comparison is made that an
unhappy marriage is an electric ma
chine-it makes one dance, but you
can't let go.-EIett,ic Light.
Mind leans on energy; energy on
ambition, and ambition on public APP
plause.-Whitehall Tunes
Why is young lady's mind like an
old bachelors bed2 Because it is sell
dom made up-Mtrty War.
There was a Young fellow named Min,
Whose pa cut him off with shin.
Thus it came to pass
That this youth, alas.
Turned out deteStable yil'n.
Maple Leaf.
Like a telescope, the religion of
mortals will solve the philosophy of
immortality.-Whitehall Times.
Masked hugging parties are coming
into vogue in some localities, and
might be a drawing card at fairs when
they get ripe. BY paying fifteen cents
a man is allowed to hug a girl, but he
is at first blindfolded. 1t makes man
mad, says one who has probably been
through the mill, to find on removing
the bandage from his eyes, that he has
been hugging his own wife; fifteen
cents gone for nothing.-HInfelI
Tribune.
The circus season will open in about
two months, and the man who is an
nually eaten by the circus lion to adj
vertise the show, has only about six
more weeks to live.--N0yyIstozOa
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENT!


The undersigned having purchased the
interest of Mr.. NJ. \. Parrish in the eOn
Germ of Thomson Il Paris h. desires to
say to his numerous friends and cus-
toners that he will continue the mer>
camille business at the same place, un>
der the firm name and style OF
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
Sharps and Flats.

The man who will ask red headed
young lady to permit him to light his
cigarette on her head is no gentleman.
~ y J0nrnak
Just SO, and the young woman who
will refer to an auriferOuS haired youth
whom she has Tilted as her ''fire es
cape" is no gentleman either.-fall
River AaDanfc.
We smooth the graye-that calm abode
That holds the one which death Dereftu S,
And yet forget to smooth the road
Of those dear ones which God has left us.
-G0OdaLEs ChscGGo Sun.
Gray hairs are honorable, but that
is no reason why they should insist on
occupying so prominent a position in
the butter dish.-DQns1IWe Breeze.
o winter, ruler of tn inverted year,
IT'S very plain that thou at last art here;
For flmy ice envelopes all the town,
And most pedestrians ale upside down.
LsJe.
There is one point in which the new
South can scarcely be expected to COM
pete with the North, and that is in the
building of ice palaces.-DaasUiAIe
Breeze.
Man wants but little here below
Of wealth'S bright golden calf;
But when he gets the horns and heels,
lie wants the other half.
-G0rhGm MOuntGjnc6r.
A distinguished journalist named
Light has lately died in Paris; in other
words, distinguished journalistic light
is ex.inguished. GOrAam M0untain-
Ger.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
Those who Die

Must he cared for as well as those who
live, and the place to go for burial cases
of every description, is the Did and re-
liable
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

| saw n classic head
With many flowing curl,
a sweetly pretty face
And figure Of girl;
! stood and pOndered long,
In meditation lost,
And tried to reckon up
How much the fiXin's cost.
-IerGS !SjriR1s.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

Let us then be up and doing
File our teeth for tougher fate;
May be soon we will be chewing
GizZardS, as we masticate.
Cedar Rapids Gossip
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

j NO. Mes. BUCHANAN. J. G. BUCHANAN
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03

Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime,
And by editing paper
Live OH liver all the time.
OIL City Blizzard.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-03
II. THOMSON,

Where NAV he found at all times full
line of General Ne rcha ndise. Dry Goods,
Notions. Shoes. Hats, Wood ard wills
low Ware, Glass Ware, Crnck+ry, STAPLE
and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, &c,
&c all Of which Will De sold at
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
An Expensive Organization.

Meeting an member of the order of Knights of Labor on the street last week, the Democrat re- porter said to him:
 You have belonged to the Knights of Labor. you say, what is the cost annually for membership m the order? sH (t
 We'll in the first place, the initia. ton fee is s2.O0. The monthly dues 10 cents. which would make al.UO per annum. The assessmets are trOm 25 cents to 7j cents per mOunth on every member, which would make from $500 to S9.OO per annum. The assistance fund.- is 20 cents per month until the fund reaches s1OO, then it is rc. duced to 10 cents, whicl, amounts sl.2O to S2. 40 per annuln. The special tax is about 6 cents per quarter for each member. Now, the membership in this country is put down at 600, and if correct, at the end of year they will be out of pocket about 5000. In the State there are l2,OOO members, so it is claimed, this number would make the annual cost amount to the princely sum of slOO,OOO.
 What goes with all this money? Part Ot it goes to pay salaries of officers, and a part to pay delegates to the State and national assemblies. Delegates to the State assembly are allowed three dollars per day and their expenses. This assembly meets twice a year. and holds eight or ten days. The delegates to gen. cral assembly get four dollars day for about two weeks, and expenses to Philadelphia or some other dis tant point. Public speakers are allowed from ten tO one hundred dollars per speech. Master Work. man Powderly gets *5,NW per year for his services. The balance Of ! the money goes somewhere, bat don't know where, Rus sellyille Democrat. #4t#a. t3r ts4
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
Road Law.

At the suggestion of the late Grand Jury, Danville District, the following sections of the new law applying to road overseers is pub : lished:
 Sec. ?. 1t shall bc the duty of eacl, Overseer of road districts to make report and file the same with the clerk Ofthe County Court of this county on or betore the first day of each tearm of the circuit court in the county in which he ia such Overseer, in which report he shall state the distance embraced in his district, the number of hands subject to work the roads under his control, the number of day E worked, the amount of fmes asses sed for non-performancc of duty and the condition of the road and the condition of all bridges there. on. Which report shall be sworn to by such overseer.
 SEC. 3. Ifany Overseer shall fail to comply with the requirements of Sec. @ two of this act, he shall be deemed guilty of a misden,ean or and fined not less than twenty five dollars for each otfense. .-Ex.
 This law will not be effect until Sept. 26th, and applies to the whole State of Arkansas.-EditOr.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

uADD can live at home, and make moro money at work foru us, than uVO at anything else in this world Capital not needed; you are started free Both sexes; all ages. Any one can do the work. Large earnings sure from first start. Costly outfit and terms free. Better not de- lay. Costs yen nothing to send us you ad. dress and findout: If you are wise you will do SO at once. II. HALLsrT & Co.
 Portland Maine
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
SUMMER'S HOUSE.
Cor. N. Front and Walnut Sts

Cor. N. Front and Walnut Sts., HOPE ARK Tables supplied at all times with the best cdihles the market affords, Clean, neat and comfortable beds. Terms reasonable.
 E5~Special attention given to commer' cial hen.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
Prof. l.. WHITE, THE CELEBRATED CANCER ERADICATOR.

WHO NEVER HAS LOS r A CASE, where he promised cure, will be at Prescott, Me- vada county, Arkansas, from October lst to November 10th. 1887. All those who arc afflicted with Cancer, will do well to meet him here, Us he may go back to Texas, where he is expecting to relieve great many suf- fercrs.